Hi,
No need set up your Manifest to get this functionality.
You just use function onActivityResult() to code for your functionality.
Example:
Activity1 call Activity2 then Activity1 will resume after Activity2 finish.
Activity1 will call Activity2 by function: startActivityForResult(intent,
requestCode);
In Activity2, we need implement function onActivityResult() what you want.
(Example: setResult(0);
this.finish();)
Hope you success!
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 7:09 AM, Josh Hoffman <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm currently working with a two-activity application. The first
> activity allows the user to choose options for their upload, and the
> second activity displays a ListView of their results once processed.
>
> I have code in place that performs the uploads/downloads in the
> background, regardless of whether the application is currently in
> focus or not (thanks to Matthias Kaeppler's Droid-Fu).
>
> I would like to have my application Resume into my second (results)
> activity when a user clicks on the icon from the top-level launcher,
> regardless of how long they have been away from the app. I thought
> that the 'alwaysRetainTaskState' flag in the Manifest would do it, but
> I've not had success with that. Can anyone tell me how I need to set
> up my Manifest to get this functionality?
>
> Thank you for your help! :)
>
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